The Manuscript Tradition of the Historia Augusta
The Manuscript Tradition of the Historia Augusta
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414). In II, 15, 23 the E MSS. Alone have the additional word exeivplum after fuit, and in I, 156, 15, where P lacks litteria after mediocriter (Peter admits it in his text without comment), the E MSS. Alone have it, but change mediocriter to mediocribus.
- They have nearly all of the conspicuous additions of P \ the added line in Cc. 8, 3, the addition to the title in Gd. 16, 4, and others, frequently dis- cussed; e. G. I, 157, 18 quasi impera(tor), 158, 6 rei eueutus, 183, 3 iiero excu- satio...neiii, 249, 4 orationes, II, 6, 7 diceris, 18, 18 Cludium et Balhinum, etc. , and adopt changes at I, 249, 8, 9, and 24; 250, 10 and 16; 254, 4; 257, 25, etc. Etc. , and they also adopt more of the work of P* than the 2: MSS. Yet they sometimes ignore the same changes of correctors as they, as e. G. In II, 21, 11 qwiescentes, 40, 7 senatus, 135, 19 interest, and in some places have the same substituted readings, as in II, 131, 22 adscriptus est (adscriptu in Vat. 1902), Avhere P^ emended P "s adseripest (cf.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
414). In II, 15, 23 the E MSS. Alone have the additional word exeivplum after fuit, and in I, 156, 15, where P lacks litteria after mediocriter (Peter admits it in his text without comment), the E MSS. Alone have it, but change mediocriter to mediocribus.
- They have nearly all of the conspicuous additions of P \ the added line in Cc. 8, 3, the addition to the title in Gd. 16, 4, and others, frequently dis- cussed; e. G. I, 157, 18 quasi impera(tor), 158, 6 rei eueutus, 183, 3 iiero excu- satio...neiii, 249, 4 orationes, II, 6, 7 diceris, 18, 18 Cludium et Balhinum, etc. , and adopt changes at I, 249, 8, 9, and 24; 250, 10 and 16; 254, 4; 257, 25, etc. Etc. , and they also adopt more of the work of P* than the 2: MSS. Yet they sometimes ignore the same changes of correctors as they, as e. G. In II, 21, 11 qwiescentes, 40, 7 senatus, 135, 19 interest, and in some places have the same substituted readings, as in II, 131, 22 adscriptus est (adscriptu in Vat. 1902), Avhere P^ emended P "s adseripest (cf.
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